I would choose
Option D. I'm still bullish on Micron over the long term, so I see this pullback as an opportunity rather than a reason to panic. I'm not trying to catch the exact bottom. Instead, I'm adding gradually while keeping cash available if the sector weakens further.
For me, the investment thesis hasn't changed. AI infrastructure, HBM demand, and data center memory growth remain intact, even as the market resets valuations after the earlier rally. That's why I'd rather accumulate quality companies at better prices than react emotionally. History has shown that the best long-term returns often come from buying quality businesses during periods of fear.
If volatility remains high, I'd also consider a cash-secured put at a price where I'd genuinely be happy to own more shares. The premium is a bonus—my focus is disciplined position sizing, staged entries, and managing risk.
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